Baton Rouge Rally Tops Drillers 10 To 7 In Night Game
Baton Rouge Highlanders overcame four Drillers errors in the ninth inning to edge Shreveport’s Monroe squad 10 to 7. Lou Bobo started slowly but finished with a home run. Slim Love allowed four first inning runs but settled, while Bill Terry earned the win in relief.
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Monroe
Baton Rouge Highlanders
Highlanders
Oilers
Bobe
Acros
Bill Terry
Lou Bobo
Slim” Love
Railroad
Gibson
Bobo
Bill
Lewis
Babe” Erwin
Scaling
Gribble
Luckey
Glass
Collenberger
Lake Charles
Smith
Gilliland
Hume
Hassock
Love
Huber
Wallin
Erwin
Rouge
Tatum
Lauckey
Gibos
South A
Clyde Glass
Lenberger
Terry
Gribbleey
Buckley
Pine Bluff
Baton Rouge
Jackson Senators
Mississippi Capital
Jackson
Drillers
Burleson
Vicksburg
el Dorado Lion
Billies
el Dorado
Monroe Nips Baton Rouge After Outburst in Final Innings
Two teams clash as Monroe overcomes a slow start to win 7 10 in a high scoring affair. Gribble Collenberger and Gibson lead with multiple hits while Gilliland Love and Wallin contribute key RBIs. Bobo strikes out nine in seven and two thirds for the win, Terry takes the loss.
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Lewis
Collenberger
Lowel
Gibson
Monroe
Gilliland
Hume
Gribble
Litkey
Haher
Oss Beckley
Ess
Wallin
Babo
Tatty
Poe
Baton Rouge
Scaling
Glass
Love
Huber
Erwin
Luckey
Wallen
Buckley
Bobo
Terry
Campbell and
Harmon
Hines Wins Crown in Cotton States Tennis Title
Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina captured the Cotton States championship at Anniston Alabama defeating Robert Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga 6-4 6-3 6-4 to complete a tourney that also saw the passing of defending champion Jack Mooney of Atlanta. Hines also held the middle Atlantic title and his home state crown.
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Anniston
Ala
Cotton States
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Hines
Robert “Lefty” Bryan
Chattanooga
Climax & Tourney
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Columbia Ace
Carnera Seeks One-Week Delay For Omaha Bout
Primo Carnera the Italian heavyweight title hopeful asked for a week's postponement of his July 3 fight with Bearcat Wright in Omaha promoter Pat Boyle said in a New York call. Boyle said Carnera wants more time to prepare.
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Omaha
Primo Carnera
Bearcat Wright
Pat Boyle
New York
Boyle
Carnera
Kansas City Conquers Columbus in Tight Recond Match
Kansas City ledger shows a close recond game versus Columbus with scores and key players Kemner Dixon Maley Snyder Ambrose Spring Dumont McCullough Benton Schupp leading the effort. Indianapolis Minneapolis and other matchups appear in the flow of the card.
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Kansas City
Davis
Winters
Dison
Day
Sheehan
Angley
Columbus
Kemner
Dixon
Maley
Snyder
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Ambrose
Spring
Dumont
McCullough
Benton
Schupp
Rookies LFAD in Cards Slugging
New York report shows St Louis rookie outfielders reaching 100 at bats and climbing batting leaders led by George Fisher .431 and George Klein .409 while George Watkins hits .380. Kiki Cuyler tops several categories as Hack Wilson and Wally Berger share home run pace. Pitchers see Phil Collins with six wins.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
George Fisher
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
George Watkins
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Kiki
Hack Wilson
Fred Leach
New York Giants
Babe Herman
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Wilson
Chucklein
Frank Frisch
St. Louis
O’doul
Philadelphia
Bissonette
Brooklyn
Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
O'Doul
Terry
Stephenson
Chicago
O'Farrell
Herman
Friberg
Watkins
Cincinnati
Shufflin
Phil Collins
Brame
Osborn
Phelps
Shreveporter in Ark Tennis Final
Fort Smith Arkansas June 28 United Press Arch Molder 20 year old defending champion meets Wray Brown St Louis in the Arkansas singles final Brown favored to win Arch Molder defense of his title Two St Louis pairs reach the doubles final Kamman and Hodge vs Brown and Serrano Erman Texas hope exits singles to Kamman.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Arch Molder
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Brown
Shreveport
Karl Kamman
Karl Hodge
Ed Serrano
Lasker Erman
Texas
Senators Benefit As A's Split Two Yankees Lose
The Cincinnati crowd saw Wally Berger and Buster Chatham lead the Braves in a 7 6 ninth inning win over Boston as Stripp hit 367 in 23 games. Werber’s defense and timely bat helped the Yankees edge toward a loss, while Ruth homered once amid a 11 7 defeat to Cleveland. The Athletics split a doubleheader with the Browns as Washington moved closer in the pennant race and Chicago Boston limped in a rainout. Pirates, Cubs and Giants won or held a share of the lead in varied fashion as the National League tested its top teams.
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Boston Braves
Wally Berger
Buster Chathrim
Jersey Joe” Stripp
Bosson
Berger
Hack Wilson
Stripp
Red
Chatham
Benny Frey
Boston
New York Yankees
Bill Werber
Duke University
Cleveland Indians
Werber
Albany
Lyn la
Yankee
Washington
Senators
Detroit
al Crowder
Charley Sullivan
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Chad Kimsey
Athletics
Yanks
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Kiki Cuyler
Bush
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Philadelphia
Frank O'Doul
Heinie Meine
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
St. Louis
Giants
Fred Fitzad
Fogris e do tiecennce BS FT 27 38. 3
Summary of a baseball game with St Louis and Philadelphia, tallies by innings, key hitters McNair Foxx Goslin Simmons Quinn, Quinn the winning pitcher, Kimsey the loser, 15 000 in attendance, line on fielding and pitching details.
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Foxx
Goslin
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Quinn
Cochrane
O'Rourke
St. Louis
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Bishop
Haas
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x-Higgins
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Hale
Gullie
Blue
Shores
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Fevreil
Arnot
Neebeemens
Ikcesisaanenasae el
AB Poae
Edo
Dykes McNair
Mahaffey
Chicks Rally To Defeat Vols 12 6 In Nine-Run Inning
The Chicks exploded for nine runs in the sixth inning to topple the Vols 12 to 6. Bigelow provided the power as Chattanooga Lookouts beat Little Rock mobile 5 to a later series win. Crackers tied late and scored three in the final frame to edge Englishman 4.
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Chicks
Vols
Fram
Nashville
Bigelow
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Little Rock
Mobile
Atla the Crackers
Tilden and Lott to Play On British Courts Today
Wimbledon action sees American stars Tilden and Lott paired for singles today as the Wimbledon men's championships continue with other notable matchups including Cochet against Fort Worth star and Americans in doubles and mixed events.
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Lott
Wimbledon
Eng
Bill Tilden
George Lott
Ed Andrews
New Zealand
Francis T. Hunter
P. D. B. Spence
Wilmer Allison
John Doeg
Gregory Mangin
Allison
Fort Worth
Telestar
Henri Cochet
France
Elizabeth Ryan
Mlle. S. Pagot
Miss Ryan
Helen Wills Moody
J. Sandison
India
Simon
England
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Edith Cross
San Francisco
C. G. Mcliquahn
Bridge
John van Ryn
Tamio Abe
Takeichi Harada
Mangin
Berkeley Bet
Austin
Tex
H. K. Lester
E. C. Peters
Cecilie Aussem
Germany
Andrews
E. A. Beamish
Miss Cross
Perkins
Mrs. Tecker
Moody
Phyllis Mudford
Helen
National Open golf fears three match with Bobby Jones
The upcoming National Open at Interlochen Minneapolis July 10 12 pits Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell against Bobby Jones. Historically Jones has outpaced them in eleven Open finishes while the trio seeks to close the gap and claim multiple titles. Also noted promoter C C Pyle has shifted from racing events to a deep sea fishing and hunting cruise aboard a 115 foot yacht, moving away from the Bunion Derby circuit.
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Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Sarazen
Hagen
Farrell Lach
Jones
Oakmont
Jim Barnes
Skokie
Bobby
Farrell
Olympia
Atlanta
C. C. Pyle
Red Grange
Wheaton
Mexico
Pyle
C. C
Leading National and American League players as of June 27
The list shows top players in batting runs and hits across leagues. Key figures include O Dou from Philadelphia batting .409, Cuyler of Chicago with 67 runs and 16 stolen bases, Klein of Philadelphia with 101 hits and 7 RBIs, and Ruth of New York leading in runs and home runs with 83 runs and 27 homers.
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Associated Press
O'Dou
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Terry
Giante
Frisch
Cardinals
Friples
Wilson
Berger
Braves
Cube
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
Rice
Senators
McManue
Tigers
Combs
Sports Score Ledger Shows Regional Wins and Defeats
The page lists team scores from multiple cities including Shreveport Dallas Cooper Moulton Starr Krauss Meadows Ilenselk Williamson Grimm Tobin Houston San Antonio Rose Payne Morrow Darrow Estell Hargrove Laveque Caldwell Vincent Crouch Thor mahlen Whitworth OConnell Meyers Becker Witty Walkup Newman Burns Birlings Baker Wichita Falls Waco Fort Worth Beaumont and others with varied final tallies.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Cooper
Moulton and Starr
Krauss
Meadows
Ilenselk
Williamson
Grimm
Tobin
Houston
San Antonio
Rose
Payne
Morrow
Darrow
Estell
Hargrove
Laveque
Caldwell
Vincent
Crouch
Thormahlen
Whitworth
O’connell
Meyers
Becker
Witty
Walkup
Newman
Burns
Birlings
Baker
Wichita Falla
Waco
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Spain Replies Favorably to United States of Europe Plan
The report notes Spain's favorable reply to Aristide Briand’s United States of Europe proposal, marking a notable relaxation after Briand’s tempestuous career as a promoter. It contrasts with Germany’s shift from military to athletic emphasis and predicts Germany may win many honors at Los Angeles 1932.
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Paris
Spain
United States of Europe
Aristide Briand
Pyle
Germany
Murray Hulbert
Berlin
Los Angeles
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